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By Rekha Menon

Private banks and wealth managers are looking to broaden their Chinese product offerings in expectation of an easing of the currently restrictive regulations

Most economic commentaries from China now contain more questions than statements of optimistic predictions and corporate intents. The latest note from French bank Edmond de Rothschild poses a number of major queries in its opening salvo about 2011 Asian growth prospects. Interestingly, Rothschild, like many competitors, now talks about risks before returns when discussing China’s future.

 

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